Monday September 6 2010
Mental Wellness Insight Out

Friends & Family

FRIENDS AND FAMILY OPEN HOUSE at the InnerVision Recovery Center site, at 501 N. Tryon St. 4th floor is now EVERY WEDNESDAY form 4-7pm during the Recovery Café.

 

Recovery Café– Wed, 4-7pm

run by consumers, family members & volunteers. $1 dinner donation. To make a reservation, volunteer or sponsor a meal (min. $30) contact Consumer Café coordinator, Robin L. Walker at 704-377-5042 or rwalker@innervisionnc.org.

 

 

 

Connections Consumer Support Group-  ,run by consumers for consumers. Open to InnerVision & all consumers from throughout the community.

 

Friends & Family Open House–Wed. 4-7 pm during the Recovery Café. Consumers, family, friends, & staff gather informally for food, fun & more.

 

Consumer-Family-Community Stakeholder Steering Committee– 3rd Wed., 5-6pm.

Chaired by our Family Liaison from the National Alliance on Mental Illness, consumers, family, & friends along with our Client Rights Coordinator , Progress Quality Improvement Coordinator& InnerVision Director discuss issues and make recommendations to the Board of Directors about issues impacting consumer service delivery.

 Family Support--Wed., 6pm. Support group run by and for consumer family members; open to InnerVision & family members from throughout the community.

 For More information on InnerVision Friends and Family activities, please call our NAMI Family Liaison, Carole Jorgensen at (704) 293-2145.

 

 

For more information call or contact, Director, Dr. Cheryl Nicholas at 704-377-5047 or email: cnic@innervisionnc.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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